Coral Calcium – Goes Beyond Bone Healing

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With the increasing number of health supplements these days, you might get confused as to which product will bring you more benefits.

First, you have to ask yourself, “What kind of supplement does your body need?” If you think, it’s bone healing that your body requires, then why don’t you go for a complete calcium mineral supplement?

Calcium is a very important mineral needed by the body in order to have stronger bones. But do you know that the benefit of calcium does not end there? It actually goes beyond healing and that is through a supplement known as coral calcium.

What is coral calcium?

As the name implies, coral calcium comes from coral reefs, which are living organisms that can be found in the ocean off the islands of Okinawa. However, this supplement is not produced directly from living coral reefs, but instead from the remains of a deceased one. When these coral reefs die naturally, the old replaced coral descends to the ocean floor and eventually settles in pockets about 3 to 5 miles from the reef. This is where is it ecologically harvested by a company licensed through the Japanese government. It is called coral calcium, because it is really high in calcium but is also contains magnesium and other mineral content because of the tiny polyps that feed on lots of mineral-rich plankton.

How does coral calcium benefit you, aside from bone healing?

Although there are no clear medical evidences or clinical studies which can prove that coral calcium can treat over 200 diseases, it is still proven to be beneficial in many other ways. These include the following:

As mentioned above, although some manufacturers claim that coral calcium can cure over 200 diseases, including cancer, this is still left unproven. But as far as fighting diseases is concerned, it can very much provide that. However, other healthy measures should be observed such as consumption of a well rounded diet including coral calcium, reasonable amounts of protein, plant-based nutrients, regular exercise, and living a less stressful lifestyle.